Discus and Angel Fry

[discusvpl]

I have some discus fry ranging from 1.5 to 2.25 for sale. The smaller one would be $12 and bigger would be $15. They eat frozen blood worm, flake, tetra bit, brine shrimp and beef heart. The parents are Mandarin Orange X Leopard.
Fry:
http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j467/Vin_Lam/IMG_4832.jpg

Parents:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFPLIdCQvWI

14 Golden Angel Fry - $4 each. The body (not counting the fins) are about 2" in diameter. Take all 14 for $45.
http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j467/Vin_Lam/IMG_4831.jpg

[TheOscarGuy]

I love the look of the orange. Any idea if you can tell which ones will be orange?

[discusvpl]

It is hard to tell at this stage. Some of them do have solid body which might end up to be orange I but can't guarantee. Btw, this is a pickup only

[TheOscarGuy]

OK Thanks.
I don't mind the drive (about an hour from my place) if I can get some that develop into the adult you have.

[Rex82]

They will all take after the pigeon based parent but most will have lots of pepper as the adult male is not pigeon based. not a good pairing IMO. Good luck with the sale, there will still be some nice fish in there

[TheOscarGuy]

I don't mind the peppering, I think its kind of cool to have some on shoulders ( I know its not always seen as a positive attribute). The male is beautiful!

[discusvpl]

Do you want to come by and take a look?

[trit0n2003]

have you had any problems keeping discus and angelfish together?

i have read places that say its ok, and some that say it isnt.

I just got 6 young discus, and i have 5 angelfish about the same size as well. I was wondering if i could have them all together or should separate them.

[discusvpl]

It is fine to have them together. The problem is the angels seem to get all the food because they are more aggressive and not as shy as discus.